Assessing a Program Thanks, Mike, for sharing Erik's checklists on assessing whether a peer mentoring arrangement was working. MonitoringPeerSupportArrangements.pdf
Peer Mentoring Tools Link to google doc forms - Kevin has generously shared numerous resources he has used with his Peer Mentoring Project. The image shows some of the documents Kevin has shared. The Google doc link is live/active, so as the documents are updated or changed, the changes will be available in the link above.
Peer Mentoring Forms Erik Carter has some handy forms in his book (they are all in the pdf linked here). Forms are included for the following topics:
Teacher Interest form
Peer Buddy Teacher Recommendation
Peer Buddy Application
Peer Buddy Class Schedule
Peer Buddy Sign in Sheet
Peer Buddy Observation Checklist
Peer Buddy Observation Schedule
Social Skills Instruction Checklist
Peer Buddy Checklist
Student Questionnaire
Peer Buddy Questionnaire
Lunch Buddies This article demonstrates how a limited program (twice per week, 30 minutes each time) can benefit children as well as one that emphasizes relationship as the key quality in a peer mentoring program. Lunch Buddy Research.
Safe and Caring Schools This is a link to a Peer Mentoring resource created by Safe and Caring schools. It is called "Peer Mentoring: A Guide for Teachers". Below is an image of the table of contents:
Resources
Members participating in this project may be able to use the following professional resources.
Erik Carter videos: Promoting Inclusion, Learning and Meaningful Relationships Using Peer Support Strategies
Peer Buddy Programs for Successful Secondary School Inclusion by Carolyn Hughes and Erik W. Carter
Brookes Publishing
Erik Carter Handouts from May 2013 session
Erik Carter Powerpoint Slide Handouts from May 2013 session
http://www.albertamentors.ca/
http://albertamentoringpartnership.cirrusvps.ca/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Framework-for-Building-Mentoring-Relationships-in-Schools.pdf
The National Mentoring Partnership in the States also has lots of sample forms. Check out the link below and look under "Screening" and "The Mentee." http://www.mentoring.org/program_resources/elements_and_toolkits/tool_kit/operations/
CTS Courses to Support Mentoring
Alberta Education Career and Technology (CTS) Mentoring Courses
Resources from Edmonton Public Schools
Teen Mentoring Resources
These resources below are to be used in combination, each publication is available for downloading in PDF format below (see links under pictures) or can be ordered in print format alis.alberta.ca/publications (just make sure you type in the exact name of the resource you would like to order in the “Keyword or Phrase” field).
High School Teen Mentoring Handbook
High School Teen Mentoring Activity Book
High School Teen Mentoring Bin Resources
Assessing a Program
Thanks, Mike, for sharing Erik's checklists on assessing whether a peer mentoring arrangement was working.
MonitoringPeerSupportArrangements.pdf
Peer Mentoring Tools
Link to google doc forms - Kevin has generously shared numerous resources he has used with his Peer Mentoring Project.
The image shows some of the documents Kevin has shared. The Google doc link is live/active, so as the documents are updated or changed, the changes will be available in the link above.
Peer Mentoring Forms
Erik Carter has some handy forms in his book (they are all in the pdf linked here). Forms are included for the following topics:
Lunch Buddies
This article demonstrates how a limited program (twice per week, 30 minutes each time) can benefit children as well as one that emphasizes relationship as the key quality in a peer mentoring program. Lunch Buddy Research.
How to Become a Socially Inclusive School
http://www.edutopia.org/blog/how-to-become-a-socially-inclusive-school-maurice-elias
This article offers 8 suggestions on how to be a socially inclusive school. They also provide 5 challenges to consider. This article is definitely worth checking out.
Safe and Caring Schools
This is a link to a Peer Mentoring resource created by Safe and Caring schools. It is called "Peer Mentoring: A Guide for Teachers". Below is an image of the table of contents: